Cuffed Endotracheal Tube 2.0–10mm | Sterile PVC Tracheal Tube

Sterile Cuffed Endotracheal Tube – Multi-Size PVC Tracheal Airway Tube

Ensure safe, reliable airway management with this professional-grade cuffed endotracheal tube. Available in inner diameter sizes from 2.0mm to 10.0mm, this sterile, single-use tracheal tube is suitable for veterinary and medical use across a wide range of patients — from premature neonates to adults. Made in Mainland China.

Key Features

• Sterilized Single-Use Packaging: Each tube comes in individually sealed sterilization packaging for maximum hygiene and safety.
• Medical-Grade PVC Material: Constructed from non-toxic, DEHP-free, biocompatible medical-grade PVC for smooth, comfortable intubation.
• Crystal-Clear Transparency: The fully transparent tube wall allows instant visual confirmation of condensation and airflow.
• Black Scale & Blue Contrast Lines: Precise depth-of-intubation markings and radiopaque blue contrast line for accurate X-ray localization post-procedure.
• Wide Size Range: Sizes 2.0–10.0mm ID accommodate premature infants, neonates, pediatric patients, and adults.
• Classic Cuffed Design: Inflatable cuff provides an effective tracheal seal to prevent aspiration and ensure positive pressure ventilation.
• Blister/Dialysis Paper Packaging: Available in camber blister packing (dialysis paper + shrink film) or dialysis paper + film — ideal for clinical and field settings.
• 5-Year Shelf Life: Long shelf life ensures reliable stock availability for emergency and routine use.

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Why Choose This Endotracheal Tube?

Whether you are a veterinary professional managing animal airways or a medical practitioner requiring reliable single-use airway consumables, these cuffed endotracheal tubes deliver consistent, safe performance across every procedure. The wide size range — from 2.0mm to 10.0mm ID — makes them one of the most versatile sterile tracheal tube options available, covering everything from small animals and premature neonates to large adult patients.

For more information on safe endotracheal intubation practices and airway management guidelines, refer to the FDA Medical Devices – Airway Management Devices resource.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What sizes are available for the cuffed endotracheal tube?

A: The cuffed endotracheal tube is available in 16 inner diameter sizes ranging from 2.0mm to 10.0mm (in 0.5mm increments), covering patient groups from premature neonates all the way through to adults. Select the appropriate size based on your patient's age and weight guidelines.

Q: Is this endotracheal tube truly sterile and single-use?

A: Yes. Each tracheal tube is individually sterilized and packaged in either a camber blister pack (dialysis paper + shrink film) or dialysis paper + film packaging. They are intended for single use only to maintain sterility and patient safety. The product shelf life is 5 years from the date of manufacture.

Q: What material is used in this tracheal tube, and is it DEHP-free?

A: The tube is manufactured from medical-grade PVC that is non-toxic, biocompatible, and DEHP-free. The transparent construction allows clear visual monitoring of condensation, and the smooth surface facilitates easy intubation with minimal trauma.

Q: What do the black scale lines and blue contrast line on the tube indicate?

A: The black scale lines indicate depth of intubation, allowing clinicians to accurately position the tube. The blue contrast line is radiopaque, enabling easy X-ray localization to confirm correct tube placement after the procedure.

Q: Can this endotracheal tube be used for veterinary procedures?

A: Yes. This tracheal tube is suitable for veterinary use as well as general medical applications. The wide range of sizes makes it adaptable for animals of varying sizes. Always consult with a licensed veterinary professional to select the correct tube size and ensure proper intubation technique.